Jellyfish Contribute to Climate Change
Climate change has already had an influence on marine populations, but is it possible these same populations are in turn altering the climate?
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American Attitudes Changing
A new study, the first and largest of its kind, has uncovered changing attitudes towards towards wildlife across the USA, in particular, a marked decline in people who believe animals should be used for purposes that benefit humans.
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Sharks Need Healthy Coral Reefs
Recent research indicates that healthy coral could mean a healthy shark population.
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Stepping into the Ring – How Training to Ring Birds is a Quality Extra-Curricular Experience
What hadn’t been apparent to me was how much of a difference ringing can make to your abilities as a fieldworker and as a biologist, and what an impressive addition the training (or better yet a full license) can be to a CV or application.
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Species Can Be Saved in Fraser River
The Fraser River Estuary in British Columbia is home to 102 species at risk of extinction - species who are relied upon by many people who live in or near the ecosystem for their livelihoods. A new study brings hope that it's not to late to save them all.
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2011 Poaching Review, Part 1: Ivory Seizures Highest Since Trade Ban
The driving force behind this rise is the same culprit that is behind the rise in rhino poaching – increasing demand in Asia.
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